the EyeCandy class declarations are not found in VB.net, Please help on this.

very interestign job you have here

I need something like that but to schedule workflow from a data base… in diferent periods of time..

some suggest?

thanks i will now look at your sample with more attention

No, this is currently not a priority for me - I’m busy with some other projects.

However: Note that for the plug-in itself, there’s no notion of a Stylesheet (or the style sheet’s formatting instructions). The plug-in only only maintains class *names*. After an import, the class names of the stylesheet have just been added to the internal list of classes and the plug-in does not know or care where the class names came from.

This means, that if you have similar stylesheets (same class names) on your blogs, your list of classes in the plug-in will work just fine for both blogs no matter which of the stylesheets you imported.

I’m currently busy with a customer’s project so the next part is delayed a few days, but I can give you access to the sources. An S3 provider would be most welcome - I already created a Contrib project on CodePlex. [everthing else on direct mail]

Any plans to do something like that? Or is there a simple way to purge the imported style sheet?
Jason

@Philipp Sumi

No, the plug-in does not know the notion of individual style sheets - internally, it just maintains a simple list of CSS class names. You can of course import multiple style sheets, but will end up with a merged list of classes.

Is it possible to use plugin2 to have multiple css definitions? I have several different blogs with different style sheets - so it would be nice that when I’m working on one blog it’s styles are available but not when working on a different blog, for example.

Thanks!
Jason

Thank you.

Thanks!

http://www.hardcodet.net/2010/02/wcf-rest-starter-kit-for-silverlight

Is it possible to use this technique to POST data to the server?

I can’t seem to make that work.

Thanks.

I’ll be releasing a few bits on VFS and a few tutorials around the subject that will also show off RESTful data access from Silverlight, but in the mean time, just have a look for Starter Kit tutorials (especialls the covering the HttpClient class). Those aren’t SL tutorials, but you should be able to use the code 1:1.

Cheers!

This was an intentional choice. I was considering using ManualResetEvents, but decided to keep the (slightly redundant) AutoResetEvent anyway.

Although a reset is not needed, it doesn’t hurt, and feels like a good choice from an architectural point of view: If there *was* subsequent requests, we we wouldn’t want them to pass, but lock the handle as soon as we processed a response (which is something I did before I wrote that extension). Accordingly, the automatic reset might save people quite some headache if they decide to refactor the method and reuse the WaitHandle.

“When signaled, the EventWaitHandle resets automatically after releasing a single thread. If no threads are waiting, the EventWaitHandle remains signaled until a thread blocks, and resets after releasing the thread.”

I still think a ManualResetEvent would be a marginally better choice, since the event never needs to be reset.

Here’s a little snippet to illustrate the behavior:

   
    public void TestHandle()
    {
      AutoResetEvent wh = new AutoResetEvent(false);

      ThreadPool.QueueUserWorkItem((s) =>
        {
          Console.Out.WriteLine("setting wait handle...");
          wh.Set();
        });

      Thread.Sleep(1000);

      Console.Out.WriteLine("entering wait");
      wh.WaitOne(9000); //will exit immediately
      Console.Out.WriteLine("Finished");
    }